With the motto of ‘only the people can liberate themselves from the epidemics,’ The Total Control of the Epidemic (TCE) programme implements works in close cooperation with the Ministry of Health in providing HIV/TB screening, testing, and retention in treatment to end new HIV and TB infections by 2030.
Our TCE field officers;
Through TCE, we focus mostly on supporting men, youths and young adults below 30 years of age to know their status and start treatment. TCE provides detailed information and holds discussions with the youth on adopting HIV prevention methods such as how to negotiate sex and prevent sexual violence.
Through providing community members with health education, skills, capacities and tackling barriers such as stigma and discrimination, we put people in the driving seat to identify solutions and provides useful examples of how progress can be achieved.
TCE covers 1,239 health facilities of different capacities in all 52 districts of Lusaka, Southern, Eastern and Western provinces. Four provinces highly affected by HIV.
TCE provides technical collaboration and sharing of best community work practices with the Ministry of Health, TCE helps locate more HIV positive cases so that effective treatment programmes can be put in place and those infected can be supported through sustained treatment. TCE uses date to constantly analyze results to develop new approaches towards achieving epidemic control by 2030. TCE receives funding from United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
1239 |
Health Facilities |
52 |
Districts |
90398 |
Persons HIV tested |
21919 |
Persons tested HIV positive |
21218 |
Persons started on ARV treatment |
68915 |
Persons brought back to treatment |